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A 9-year old girl wrote a letter to Santa Claus and turned it in at school.  In the letter, she asked Santa to stop a relative from touching her and her sister.  She got her wish and she got it before Christmas. 

A counselor at the school reported the letter and the little girl was interviewed by Authorities.  Authorities concluded that the molestation took place over a four year period. 

Thanks to the quick actions of the school counselor, this pervert, or should I say alleged pervert, has been charged with continuous sexual abuse of a young child and could face as many as 99 years in prison “if convicted”. 

I say good job

Cesar
Chavez
Elementary School!!!  Hopefully, this “relative” will spend his Christmas in jail. 

My Christmas present came early as well.  I was not even going to comment on this but truth be told, I have gotten soooooo many laughs off of the sight of George Bush ducking that shoe – the news has played it over, and over and over again.   Each time I see it, I can not help but to crack up laughing. 

Not only can Bush duck and dodge the reality he has forced on so many people in America; the reality of losing there homes, jobs, lifestyles but he can dodge the shoes directed at him, with amazingly good aim, from the reporter. 

In my heart of hearts I applaud the reporter for having the guts to attempt to show Bush the error of his ways.  However, it is obvious that Bush did not, on the surface, take the incident personally even though it was very personal.  In fact it is the worst insult, according to Iraqi culture, to have had happen to him.  To some extent, in the minds of the Iraqi people, who demonstrated and praised the reporter, George Bush is no better than Suddam Hussien.  

This, coming from the people who lived under Suddam’s rule, is a pretty intense evaluation of Bush’s military action in that country.  My only hope is that Bush thinks about these things once out of office and concedes, at least within himself, that maybe, just maybe that war was disastrous, on more than one level. 

And that’s the way I see it!!!

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